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“To be lacking conclusive evidence” in Japanese

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決め手を欠く kimetewokaku kimetewokaku

To be lacking conclusive evidence in Japanese is “決め手を欠く” (kimetewokaku). Full meaning: to be lacking a trump card, to be lacking conclusive evidence.

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